Members of the city’s KATODA Board offered plenty of enthusiasm for an intensive state effort that focuses on trying to make a big impact from what is called “Small Talks.”
Steps forward from the strict lockdown days of the COVID-19 pandemic were taken by the Little Chute Village Board at their April 7 meeting with several policies adopted during that time were officially lifted.
Submitted photos/University of Wisconsin-Platteville freshman Eliot Driessen has been assisting Dr. Hal Evensen, professor of engineering physics with his research in the nano lab after being awarded the Undergraduate Research, Scholarly and Creative Activity Scholarship.
U.S. Navy photo by Petty Officer 3rd Class Christian Bianchi/Navy Diver 1st Class Todd Verhagen poses for a photo while his team conducts scheduled maintenance on USS Minnesota (SSN 783). The son of Keith and Lynn Verhagen, formerly of Combined Locks,
he is assigned to Naval Submarine Support Facility in Groton, Conn.
The Corn Hole Tournament has been postponed to Aug. 4 at Tanner’s Grill & Bar and the car wash and brat fry has been canceled, but the Kimberly firefighters are planning a larger July 3 fireworks event because it is on a Saturday.
The Harrison Village Board put the hiring of an assistant village clerk/treasurer on a fast track last week when faced with her departure and that of the village clerk/treasurer on Friday.
